NOIR NU on MONDAY NIGHTS at 8:30PM
Sessions are hosted by @Thelozgallery in Atlanta, Georgia.
Join EJ and Jordan in the movement of desexualizing
nudity and the elimination of body shaming. THIS IS A NUDE YOGA CLASS.
Participants MUST BE 18YRS OR OLDER TO JOIN!
Please bring your own mat, a towel, and a bottle of water. We do not ...

NOIR NU on MONDAY NIGHTS at 8:30PM
Sessions are hosted by @Thelozgallery in Atlanta, Georgia.
Join EJ and Jordan in the movement of desexualizing
nudity and the elimination of body shaming. THIS IS A NUDE YOGA CLASS.
Participants MUST BE 18YRS OR OLDER TO JOIN!
Please bring your own mat, a towel, and a bottle of water. We do not have any mats to loan and you will need to cover your mat with your towel.

Spacing Cost: There is a 20 person limit to the session $25 Single
$40 For Couples

It may take years for us to understand the importance of what is happening in Missoula, Montana this month.I have been waiting for the next real turning point in the topfreedom movement. I think the student journalists of the Willard Wire have created it, especially coupled with last week’s New York Times piece on topfeedom that showed uncensored images of female nipples, a landmark in the mainstream media to my knowledge.When I see media coverage of topfreedom, I watch for several things at once… details of whatever event took place, the motivations behind the act, the quality of the coverage itself, and most importantly to me, the wake effect of that coverage, the commentary, the reactions, etc.Last month, a mixed-gender staff of Missoula, Montana high school students, Chase Boehmler, Kylie Hoedel, Keaton Alexander, Sarah McDonald, Tilly Kushner, Skylar Stanley, and Aurora Staggs published an issue of their school paper with the headline “Free the Nipple.” Boehmler authored the “Free the Nipple” article itself. Hoedel took the photos, designed the piece and co-edited it with Alexander. McDonald and Staggs are assistant editors. Kushner contributed a story about her experiences with slut shaming and violence. Stanley, the paper’s business manager, wrote on the joys of bralessness

The images were published alongside an article about the “Free the Nipple” campaign, a national effort to allow girls and women to be topless in same situations that men and boys are allowed to be topless.

The district is trying to recall every copy of the issue, which was released Wednesday at Willard and three MCPS high schools – Big Sky, Hellgate and Sentinel.

MCPS spokeswoman Hatton Littman says the district is not releasing any statements or conducting on-camera interviews regarding the publication at this time.

Investigators are still trying to figure out the identities of the people involved and it’s unclear if the topless individuals are students or if they are over 18.

Six topless individuals appear in the front page photo, and two others appear in another photo inside the paper